Training in English Technical Schools for Disabled Soldiers By John Culbert Fa
Training in English Technical Schools for Disabled Soldiers By John Culbert Fa
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Gas-fitting, 3.
2. Instrument-making, 3.
3. Basket-making, brush-making, toy-making, 9.
4. Boot-repairing, 3.
5. Tailoring, 6.
6. Hairdressing, 2.
7. Cooking, domestic service, etc. , 10.
8. Flour-milling, 1.
9. Telegraph and telephone operating, 3.
10. Chemical laboratory work, 14.
11. Local inspectors, 5.
12. Library attendants, 3.
13. Shop assistants, 1.
14. Cinema operators, 1.
In all, facilities were offered in some forty- four centers. It is not to be thought that all of the facilities of...fered by this ambitious scheme have been utilized. Correspondence with a num- ber of these schools has elicited the fact that there had not been sent any men for training as late as last September. One of the reasons given was that the demand for labor was so great that many disabled men could find ready employ- ment without training, a condition that will not obtain after the war and the disbanding of the army. The principal of the Municipal Technical Number 8 RED CROSS INSTITUTE FOR CRIPPLED AND DISABLED MEN School at Rochdale, In a textile district, writes: "Firms are willing to employ such (disabled) men and prefer to teach them in their own establish- ments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gas-fitting, 3.
2. Instrument-making, 3.
3. Basket-making, brush-making, toy-making, 9.
4. Boot-repairing, 3.
5. Tailoring, 6.
6. Hairdressing, 2.
7. Cooking, domestic service, etc. , 10.
8. Flour-milling, 1.
9. Telegraph and telephone operating, 3.
10. Chemical laboratory work, 14.
11. Local inspectors, 5.
12. Library attendants, 3.
13. Shop assistants, 1.
14. Cinema operators, 1.
In all, facilities were offered in some forty- four centers. It is not to be thought that all of the facilities of...fered by this ambitious scheme have been utilized. Correspondence with a num- ber of these schools has elicited the fact that there had not been sent any men for training as late as last September. One of the reasons given was that the demand for labor was so great that many disabled men could find ready employ- ment without training, a condition that will not obtain after the war and the disbanding of the army. The principal of the Municipal Technical Number 8 RED CROSS INSTITUTE FOR CRIPPLED AND DISABLED MEN School at Rochdale, In a textile district, writes: "Firms are willing to employ such (disabled) men and prefer to teach them in their own establish- ments.
What to read after Training in English Technical Schools for Disabled Soldiers By John Culbert Fa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Culbert Faries to read onlineMoreLess
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